Bhopal
People are suffering due to heat in the state. On Friday, the mercury in many districts reached 44 degrees Celsius. Khajuraho, Guna and Naugaon were the hottest. According to the Meteorological Department, the weather will remain the same till the next days.
According to the Meteorological Department, the weather across the state will be dry from Saturday for the next three days. Mercury is expected to increase by about 2 to 3 degrees. The Meteorological Department has predicted the heat wave running for 15 to 20 days from May. In April-May, hot air can blow from 30 to 35 days.
The next three will be the weather condition
From April 19, the increase in the mercury of the day will continue. There will also be a feeling of heat in Bhopal, Indore, Ujjain, Gwalior. The daytime temperature in Bhopal, Indore, Ujjain-Gwalior can be 40 degrees or more on 20 April. The mercury will be around 25 degrees at night. The effect of heat can also be seen in other cities. On April 21, hot winds can blow during the day. The effect of which will be seen in the districts associated with Rajasthan. Mercury will also increase in Bhopal, Indore-Ujjain. On April 22, there can be some relief from the scorching heat. The mercury is expected to fall by 2 to 3 degrees due to cold air.
Know where the temperature was on Friday
On Friday, Khajuraho and Naugaon of Chhatarpur recorded mercury 44.6 degrees and 44 degrees. While 44.3 in Guna, Ratlam, Sagar-Sidhi 43.8, 43.6 in Damoh, 43.1 in Satna-Shajapur, 42.6 in Narmadapuram-Rewa, 42.3 degrees in Tikamgarh, 42 in Shivpuri-Raisen, 42 in Mandla, 42 in Dhar, 41.9, 41.7 in Umaria, 41.7 in Khargone, 41.4 in Khargone, 40.4, 40.4, 40.4, 40.4, Balp 40.2, Khandwa recorded a temperature of 40.1 degrees.
Know the temperature of your districts
Talking about the capital Bhopal, the temperature of the Friday day was recorded around 42.2 degrees as compared to the previous day. It increased by 1.1 degrees as compared to Thursday. At the same time, mercury was recorded at 27.2 degrees with a drop of 3.8 degrees in night temperature. According to meteorologist Ved Prakash Singh, during the last 24 hours, the mercury in the districts of Bhopal, Narmadapuram, Ujjain, Gwalior, Jabalpur and Sagar divisions of the state was 1.6-3 degrees above normal. Also, light drizzle was recorded at some places in the districts of Bhopal and Ujjain divisions. However, Anwari in Ashoknagar district recorded the highest night temperature of 28.1 degrees Celsius.
Mercury most in Khajuraho
During the last 24 hours, the highest temperature in the state was recorded at 44.6 degrees Celsius in Khajuraho (Chhatarpur). Apart from this, 44.3 degrees in Guna, 44 degrees in Naugaon (Chhatarpur), 43.8 degrees in Ratlam/Sagar/Sidhi district and 43.6 degrees Celsius in Damoh. Talking about the minimum temperature, the mercury was recorded in Pachmarhi (Narmadapuram), the lowest 20.2 degree, Kalyanpur (Shahdol)/Narsinghpur was 22.2 degrees, Devra (Singrauli) 22.3 degrees, Chhindwara was recorded at 22.6 degrees and Mandla was recorded at 22.8 degrees.
The condition of 5 big cities
Talking about the maximum temperature of five big cities of the state, the maximum temperature of Gwalior was recorded the highest on Wednesday. The mercury was recorded at 43 degrees here. Apart from this, Ujjain recorded a maximum temperature of 42.8 degrees, 42.2 degrees in Bhopal, 42.1 degrees in Jabalpur and 41.7 degrees Celsius in Indore.
Chhatarpur was the hottest in the state Friday Chhatarpur district was the hottest. The mercury was recorded at 44.6 degrees and 44 degrees in two cities of Khajuraho and Naugaon respectively. Guna was 44.3 degrees. Similarly, 43.8 degrees in Ratlam, Sagar-Sidhi, 43.6 degrees in Damoh, 43.1 degrees in Satna-Shajapur, 42.6 degrees in Narmadapuram-Rewa, 42.3 degrees in Tikamgarh, 42 degrees in Shivpuri-Raisen, 42 degrees in Mandla, 41.9 degrees in Dhar, 41.7 degrees in Umaria, 41.4 degrees in Khargone, 41 degrees in Khargone, 41 degrees in Khargone In 40.4 degrees, 40.2 degrees in Betul, 40.1 degrees in Khandwa and Mercury 40 degrees in Chhindwara.
The big cities of the state- Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior, Ujjain and Jabalpur were also the hottest of the season. Gwalior recorded the highest 43 degrees, 42.8 degrees in Ujjain, 42.2 degrees in Bhopal, 42.1 degrees in Jabalpur and 41.7 degrees Celsius in Indore. At the same time, mercury in 28 cities was 40 degrees or more. This happened for the first time in the season when there is a scorching heat in so many cities.
After 3 days, the decline in mercury meteorologist Abhijeet Chakraborty said that after three days the mercury may decline slightly, but there will be severe heat before that.
